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1,800 jobs lost and £33m owed after high street giant's collapse (opens the original)
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A historic UK high street retail giant fell into administration with the loss of 1,800 jobs owing more than £46 million. Documents reveal for the first time events surrounding the collapse of the company founded in 1834 with the closure of all 168 stores, and that unsecured creditors face losing tens of millions of pounds. Recently lodged papers on M&Co, which started its life in Paisley as a pawnbroker before entering retail in 1953 as Mackays by family owners Len and Ian McGeoch, show that mo
Retail giant with store in Bradford collapsed into administration owing £16m (opens the original)
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A retail giant that was a familiar sight on the high street was placed into administration owing almost £16 million. A report outlines the final standalone days of the firm that once had 300 stores across the UK - and was once the UK's largest video games retailer - and also reveals creditors face losing £12m after its collapse. Game Retail Limited, the game and console retailer which had stores around the country including in Bradford, struggled in a changing market and with changing habits.
High street giant with Bradford Broadway store owed £20 million when it collapsed (opens the original)
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A RETAIL giant with stores across England including one in the Broadway Bradford shopping centre collapsed into administration with 1,300 jobs lost owing almost £20 million. Administrators have revealed a series of last-ditch attempts to save the historic high street firm and added that creditors now face losing £3m. The April closure of the last 154 Claire’s Accessories UK and Ireland stores led to 1,300 redundancies. It came after Philip Dakin, Benjamin Wiles and Janet Burt of Kroll were appoi
UK retailer that shut all stores leading to 400 jobs lost owed more than £59 million (opens the original)
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A renowned retailer that had stores in Leeds, Harrogate and York collapsed into administration after 146 years owing more than £59 million. Administrators said all remaining stores have closed with 400 staff made redundant, and revealed how the final moments of the historic high street firm unfolded. Russell & Bromley, operating across the UK, slumped into administration earlier this year and Next acquired the brand name and some assets including three of its 36 stores, two in London and one in
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